STUNTBOOST Demo for Windows

Quick snapshot

STUNTBOOST Demo is a fast-paced, first-person arcade racer that combines skateboarding with parkour-style platforming. You ride a tiny skateboard through imaginative, toy-like tracks where momentum, precise maneuvers, and route-finding all matter. The demo offers a short but polished taste of the full game’s core mechanics.

Tiny arenas, big tricks

The courses are built from oversized everyday items — think cardboard ramps, toy blocks, and household clutter turned into competitive tracks. The small scale gives runs a playful, inventive feel and encourages creative movement rather than just straight-line speed. Levels reward exploration: secret routes and alternate lanes can shave seconds off your time or open up new stunt opportunities.

Movement, tricks, and progression

Controls are approachable but deep enough for players who like to master nuance. You’ll chain flips, grinds, and aerial adjustments to shave time off runs or earn higher performance marks.

Key gameplay elements

• Leaderboards and time trials that promote competitive replayability
• Intuitive inputs that still let skilled players perform advanced tricks
• A medal/reward system that recognizes cleaner, more skillful runs
• Hidden shortcuts and alternate paths that encourage exploration
• Fast-paced runs emphasizing both speed and technical execution

What the demo includes

This release is a limited preview: a curated selection of stages and a subset of the full move set are available so you can experience the game’s feel and flow. It’s designed to showcase the mechanics and level design rather than provide the complete campaign.

Who should try it

If you like precision-based challenges, first-person racers, or games that reward learning and route discovery, the demo is a compact, satisfying test. It’s ideal for players seeking short, skill-oriented sessions that still offer depth through leaderboards and trick mastery.

Recommended alternative

If you want a different but complementary experience, try a platforming-focused classic like Super Mario Bros. 3-inspired fan projects (for example, Mario Forever variants that capture retro level design and precision platforming). They provide a contrasting take on tight courses and speedrunning without the skateboarding angle.